Creative Nostalgia

Creative vision too often goes unrewarded but persistence, fate and flare are rewarding Meg Gage Williams and her eye-catching brand Stick No Bills as their posters head up the visual imagery for the relaunch of Pan Am airlines.

Podcast – Krystal Chryssomallis

Krystal Chryssomallis is seeks positivity in all she does. Her photography, which started in the music industry, and her general approach to life are uplifting. Here she talks to &Coe about her life, he love of nature, her charity work and working with brands.

Entering Photo Competitions

Choosing the right images to enter photo competitions is harder than it seems so what are the common mistakes which photographers make and how do you avoid them?

Safari Sri Lanka

Most safari game drives last only a few hours so what can you reasonably expect to be able to photograph? On a safari in Wilpattu National Park in Sri Lanka, we go in search of leopards but find so much more.

Aerial Perspectives

In Part Two of perspectives on wildlife, we take to the skies. Photographer Silke Hullmann photographs looks at how an aerial perspective changes our perception of both animals and the environment, and how it can create more artistic images…

Perspectives on Wildlife

In this two part series, German wildlife photographer Silke Hullmann shares her experiences on photographing wildlife from ground level, low level and from the air. In Part One, Sike looks at shooting from ground level and low level,

The Power of Dance

The power of dance shouldn’t be under-estimated as a way to transform our lives and build self-confidence. It’s used as a therapeutic tool. The movement is very liberating, as well as being good for health and fitness. For the photographer, capturing dance is also a challenge so through salsa we look at both.

Last of their kind – Ovahimba

The remote North Western corner of Namibia is home to the Ovahimba people whose origins ostensibly come from the Bantu somewhere in central west Africa. As a result of migrations they have come to settle in Kaokoland in Northern Namibia but are also found in Southern Angola.

Dinner with the Queen

Don’t you just hate endless social media posts of what people had for dinner? Well this is the story of a dinner with a difference after a chance meeting led to an exquisite taste experience with perhaps a touch of royalty thrown in

Legacy of War

Film maker & mountaineer Hans Ertl left a legacy with his inventions in photographing movement despite his involvement in the World War 2. His innovations still underpin the images of swimming and skiing which we see today

Toy Story

What is the connection between a plastic toy and the plight of so many species in the wild? Can the former help to save the latter or will rampant commercialism and human greed win.

The Wodaabe – Gerewol

The Wodaabe as well known for their unusual Gerewol ceremony where they choose a partner. Trevor Cole visits this festival to meet and photograph these otherwise reserved and modest nomads.

The last of their kind

The world is changing rapidly but for many indigenous people this means the impending end of their long-lived cultures and traditions. Trevor Cole starts a new series with a look at two tribes from North East India.

Same planet, another world -Gaza

The world is an angry place. Conflicts spill over into destinations affecting the travel industry but, more importantly, decimating people’s lives. Nowhere more so than in Gaza and Israel. Whilst western media report on what’s happening there, they do so whilst excluded from Gaza. Civilians are caught in the middle of the conflict. Feeling abandoned by the world, one Gazan describes life in a place without hope.

Photography with a conscience

Leica M6

We often hear people talk about responsible photography but there is more to it than what you do when you’re travelling or out shooting. It starts with your camera gear and considering buying in the secondhand market is an easy way you can make a difference.

Photography by design

Find a photographic style is something which usually takes time, but for Linda Wride it has developed from her love of art, shape and form; something which was present from a very young age and is now coming through in her images.

Celebrating difference

Melania Sinibaldi is a photographer with a different perspective on photography and the world around us. Her vision of the things she photographs is all about connection and communicating the feelings they evoke.

Capturing character in people photography

How do you make more than just ordinary portraits and people shots? How do you approach people photography on your travels to capture your subject’s character? Irish travel photographer Trevor Cole works with indigenous people around the world and here he give some insights to his approaches to capturing people’s character in his photos

Dinner or deadly – foraging for fungi

Nature’s larder is abundant with fruits, plants and fungi. In the woods you’ll find lots to eat, lots to avoid and many things with medicinal properties so it’s time to go framing for fungi. With a bushcraft expert, an adventure in autumn woodland proved to be a fascinating experience.

Podcast – Tiffany Coates

Some people are born for adventure and Tiffany Coates is one of them. A motorcycle journey to India started adventures around the world, many solo, and she’s now the world’s foremost female motorcycle adventurer. Here she talks to Newton & Coe about her life, how she discovered motorbiking and the many adventures it’s taken her on.

We’re fishing ourselves out of existence

With COP28 fast approaching, what is the real state of our planet now? Not the sanitised version which our politicians would have us believe as an excuse for their inaction, but the reality. In the third in this series on environment, climate change and conservation, Martin Hartley looks at the current state of our planet and how climate impacts are being felt today around the world.